Small Boutique hotels in LUCERNE

The Grand Hotel National Luzern was founded in 1870 by César Ritz and Auguste Escoffier and retains all the elegance and grandeur of the French Renaissance that inspired it. Built on the banks of Lake Lucerne in the heart of Switzerland, this luxury boutique hotel boasts panoramic views across the lake to the impressive Alps beyond. The Grand Hotel National Luzern was carefully renovated in both 1977 and 1987. The West Wing has been converted into 20 luxury apartments, while the East Wing contains the suites and rooms with all the accompanying luxury hotel services. Those sections that retain their original 1870 features include the entrance hall, the old dining room, the stairwell and the east atrium. The Grand Hotel National Luzern includes 41 rooms, three restaurants, two bars, a terrace, a swimming pool, sauna, solarium and six events rooms. The Grand Hotel National Luzern has, without a doubt, an impressive presence on the banks of Lake Lucerne and a historical significance in the centre of the fascinating city of Lucerne, itself in the heart of Switzerland.

Uniquely designed by Parisian architect Jean Nouvel, The Hotel offers simple elegance and tranquillity in the heart of Switzerland. Located beside the beautiful park of Lucerne and just a short walk from the lake and historic old town, The Hotel is ideally situated for exploration both near and far. The contemporary feel of The Hotel is highlighted by the block colours and simple lines; clean whites are blended with warm woods, while super-sized armchairs offer a sense of ease and comfort. The inspired idea of creating modern ceiling frescoes using stills from classic film adds an original element to this luxury boutique hotel that is above and beyond the standard. The Hotel includes 25 luxury suites and studios, a restaurant, Bam Bou, and The Lounge... for lounging!